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Ironic bombs: Jane Austen, Jennifer Egan and twitter
Are you on top of the technology? Jane Austen was. Yes, not only did she write beautiful, compelling prose, she also understood the technology she was using. I did not know that until I took a seminar with Barry Webb,…
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